Documentary Films
After three years of hard work on the 'Time is Art' film project, we are so close to the finish line. Our goal is to release this project to the world in three languages on 11/11/15. There are a few outstanding production costs that we need to cover including color correction, sound + audio fixes, subtitling, [...]
Meditation is a modality that can sometimes feel as if its being shoved down your throat. You hear about it and read about it all the time. My first exposure was through the filmmaker, David Lynch, some ten years ago. He travels the world doing lengthy presentations on transcendental meditation. It’s a long story, but [...]
This month we begin the process of prepping our final crowdfunding campaign launching June 3rd via Indiegogo. With the help of an amazing campaign manager, we are confident we can raise $25,000 which will go to sound fixes, audio mix, sound design and color correction as well as a basic marketing plan and legal fees, (along with [...]
by John Hazard I saw the movie "Signs," and it reminded me of what is so interesting about crop circles. The film uses the mysterious appearance of these patterns in the cornfields to concoct a Hitchcockian horror thriller, and it suggests that alien beings of evil intent are their creators. I think the crop circles [...]
Excerpt of Jung, Crop Circles & the Re-Emergence of the Archetypal Feminine From the Preface & Introduction by Gary S. Bobroff Sparked by their curiosity, thousands of people have contributed to the study of Crop Circles around the world. Individuals throughout the United Kingdom, Europe, Canada, Australia, Japan, the United States and elsewhere have given their [...]
Toko-pa is a dreamworker that provides a crucial ark in the story of the hero's journey, the moment midway through the film, 'Time is Art', where Jennifer confronts the dark night of the soul. Toko-pa guides Jennifer through her recurring nightmare and helps her to understand the meaning behind such disturbing images of death and destruction. One [...]
By Gary S. Bobroff Romance: Fate or faux? For those of us of the romantic disposition, imagining new love objects to be Ms. or Mr. Right is a chronic condition. Such idealization is made even more irresistible when there are ‘fated‘ events, when we run into him or her coincidentally or when other synchronicities to [...]
Justin Gray Morgan is an art director, designer and illustrator living in the San Francisco Bay Area. Almost three years ago the film crew flew out to Oakland, California to film what was initially, an experimental short film. Justin lives on Portal street which was fitting, and the two hour conversation at his home turned [...]
Gabriel D. Roberts is a theological scholar, researcher and public speaker that specializes in discussions about the nature of perception and belief. After 27 years of passionate searching and study, Gabriel stepped away from his long held Christian faith into a more expansive and fluid worldview. His latest book, The Quest For Gnosis explores the [...]
Caren Charles is a painter whose goal is to create, inspire, and brighten up the world one painting at a time. In the 9th webisode, she shares a story how about she came to work and live at Chapel of Sacred Mirrors by just "going with the flow". "As in life, when I’m creating artwork [...]
Time is Art 